The Esterbrook M2 fountain pen was designed by Henry Dreyfuss. One of its most distinctive features is the V-shaped notch on the top of the cap. It is a lesser-known model among Esterbrook pens, and its pump-filling mechanism is also rare. Its greatest advantage is its compatibility with 32 different Esterbrook screw-in nib units. The pen is in perfect condition and can be tested upon pickup.

The celluloid barrel of the Esterbrook LJ series is slimmer than that of the L series; it is made of a durable, sturdy material and is not prone to cracking. I can grind the 2668 nib to a fine point upon request. The ink sac is new, generously sized, and easy to fill. This everyday writing instrument is in flawless condition and can be tested upon pickup.

One of the best-known variants of the Cross Classic Century series is the 10-karat gold-filled model 4502 ballpoint pen, which is an iconic piece of American writing instrument design. The Classic Century model family itself was introduced in 1946. The pen operates with a classic twist mechanism. Comes with its case and a new refill.

This celluloid mechanical pencil advances the lead by twisting the barrel. Spare leads can be stored inside the body. Lead refills are available in stores. The writing instrument comes with the Rotring package shown in the picture, and with a one-year warranty.

This mechanical pencil is made of celluloid with gold-filled metal parts and a military clip that can be attached to a thick pocket. Relatively small in size, it suits smaller hands. The writing instrument uses 0.9 mm lead and comes with 10 leads included. The lead is advanced by twisting the lower/upper section of the pen. A one-year warranty is provided, and it can be tested upon pickup.